Republican Caitlyn Jenner responded positively to a suggestion on social media that a transgender activist run for governor of California.
Jenner said a run for governor may be on the cards after President-elect Donald Trump was able to shift nearly every county, including much of California, to the right. The activist previously ran for governor of California in a 2021 recall election, but received only 1% of the vote.
“Let’s make CA great again!”
“Should we do it again? We've gotten a lot of calls with a lot of strong opinions,” Jenner said. Posted on social media.
“Newscam will retire in 2026,” Jenner added, referring to current Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is leaving office term-limited.
“The MAGA/America First movement is not as bigoted as the intolerant left. If I were to run, I would run proudly as a Republican. We are a big tent party, and we are for everyone. Good cause!” read Jenner’s second tweet.
Jenner also noted that Vice President Kamala Harris is potentially running for governor of California after a disastrous presidential campaign. Politico reported that Harris has told allies and aides to prepare while she considers other campaign options.
“If I run away and it ends up against Harris, I will destroy her'' Jenner Posted.
Caitlyn Jenner, whose real name is Bruce Jenner, won gold in the 1976 Olympic decathlon and was hailed as a national hero. In 2015, Jenner surprised the world by coming out as a woman and asking to be called Caitlyn.
Jenner continues to identify as a Republican and has been criticized by the transgender lobby for defending President-elect Donald Trump.
“Let's make CA great again!” Jenner Posted.
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